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[[WMG: The author who wrote the novelization of JawsTheRevenge was [[WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs as high as a kite]] when he thought up the VoodooShark thing]]
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[[WMG: The author who wrote the novelization of JawsTheRevenge was [[WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs as high as a kite]] kite when he thought up the VoodooShark thing]]
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*[[Film/TheLastSharknadoItsAboutTime Um...]]
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** Maybe [=InGen=] spliced Great White DNA with Megalodon DNA found in fossilized teeth? It wouldn't be the first time they used genetic splicing.
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** Maybe [=InGen=] spliced Great White DNA with Megalodon DNA found in fossilized teeth? It wouldn't be the first only time they used genetic splicing.
** This would also explain why the shark doesn't look or act like a great white; because it isn't.
** This would also explain why the shark doesn't look or act like a great white; because it isn't.
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* It's not a female: you can clearly see his claspers as he swims to the right of the screen after attacking Hooper's cage for the first time.
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[[WMG: The shark in the movie is female.]]
Why else would it be huge? (Aside from a Juvenile Megaladon). [[InsaneTrollLogic Since it’s female, that means it could have pups, and why else would it attack humans despite not tasting good?]] Revenge towards Humanity for killing its pups.
Why else would it be huge? (Aside from a Juvenile Megaladon). [[InsaneTrollLogic Since it’s female, that means it could have pups, and why else would it attack humans despite not tasting good?]] Revenge towards Humanity for killing its pups.
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* The "voodoo shark" concept wasn't invented by Hank Searls (the writer of the novelisation). It was part of the original screenplay, which Searls used as his source material. It wasn't the first time Searls wrote a Jaws movie novelisation that featured plot elements ultimately removed from the final released film; his novel of Jaws 2 draws heavily on *that* original screenplay, which was considerably bleaker than the eventual movie and focused on an Amity Island whose economy had been shattered by the shark attacks, with an extensive subplot about the Mafia trying to muscle into property development deals.
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* The "voodoo shark" concept wasn't *wasn't* invented by Hank Searls (the writer of the novelisation). It was part of the original screenplay, which Searls used as his source material. It wasn't the first time Searls wrote a Jaws movie novelisation that featured plot elements ultimately removed from the final released film; his novel of Jaws 2 draws heavily on *that* original screenplay, which was considerably bleaker than the eventual movie and focused on an Amity Island whose economy had been shattered by the shark attacks, with an extensive subplot about the Mafia trying to muscle into property development deals.
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* The "voodoo shark" concept wasn't invented by Hank Searls (the writer of the novelisation). It was part of the original screenplay, which Searls used as his source material. It wasn't the first time Searls wrote a Jaws movie novelisation that featured plot elements ultimately removed from the final released film; his novel of Jaws 2 draws heavily on *that* original screenplay, which was considerably bleaker than the movie and focused on an Amity Island whose economy had been shattered by the shark attacks, leading to an influx of Mafia.
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* The "voodoo shark" concept wasn't invented by Hank Searls (the writer of the novelisation). It was part of the original screenplay, which Searls used as his source material. It wasn't the first time Searls wrote a Jaws movie novelisation that featured plot elements ultimately removed from the final released film; his novel of Jaws 2 draws heavily on *that* original screenplay, which was considerably bleaker than the eventual movie and focused on an Amity Island whose economy had been shattered by the shark attacks, leading with an extensive subplot about the Mafia trying to an influx of Mafia.muscle into property development deals.
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*The "voodoo shark" concept wasn't invented by Hank Searls (the writer of the novelisation). It was part of the original screenplay, which Searls used as his source material. It wasn't the first time Searls wrote a Jaws movie novelisation that featured plot elements ultimately removed from the final released film; his novel of Jaws 2 draws heavily on *that* original screenplay, which was considerably bleaker than the movie and focused on an Amity Island whose economy had been shattered by the shark attacks, leading to an influx of Mafia.
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** Maybe InGen spliced Great White DNA with Megalodon DNA found in fossilized teeth? It wouldn't be the first time they used genetic splicing.
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** Maybe InGen [=InGen=] spliced Great White DNA with Megalodon DNA found in fossilized teeth? It wouldn't be the first time they used genetic splicing.
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*** Maybe a mosquito got the blood from a megalodon that died and washed up on a beach.
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[[WMG: If a ''Jaws 5'' ever does get off the ground, [[EvilVsEvil the Great White will no longer be the only antagonist..]]
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[[WMG: If a ''Jaws 5'' ever does get off the ground, [[EvilVsEvil the Great White will no longer be the only antagonist..]]]]
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[[WMG: If a ''Jaws 5'' ever does get off the ground, [[EvilVsEvil the Great White will no longer be the only antagonist..]]
Since most monster films nowadays are usually versus movies, a fifth Jaws movie would most likely follow that trend. (if they don't, we'll probably have yet another sequel that's just a rehash of the first film) the shark this time would not only be after the human protags, but also another super large animal who's stealing it's food. Said animal would be either..
1. A killer whale. It be a nice way to cash in on the classic rivalry between the two species, and also a nice way to reference to [[Film/OrcaTheKillerWhale one of the original films more famous knockoff's.]]
2. A saltwater crocodile. Another way to cash in on the classic rivalry between the two animals, not to mention reptiles are getting pretty popular now.
